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America’s Lost Generation: A Need for Iconoclasm in Russian Studies

A new generation of PhD students is emerging in the U.S.—once again intrigued, concerned, and fascinated by Russia 2022 is starting to look, sound, and feel an awful lot like 1962. If you wonder how 60 years could pass with so much historical change and so many global shifts to end up at something quite reminiscent of the peak point of the Cold War (the Cuban Missile Crisis), it is then necessary to go on a recent historical journey to offer an uncomfortable explanation as to how this has all come...

24.03.2022

Is Socialism the Bright Future Awaiting America?

... America’s fundamental values and traditions, especially since few of its leaders are from families who have been in the US for generations. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s mother is from Puerto-Rico, Rashida Tlaib comes from a family of Palestinian refugees,... ... during press appearances. The president probably understands the collateral damage that comes with such statements, such as accusations of racism and sexism, and considers them acceptable costs in the struggle to hold onto his electoral base. Personal animosity ...

05.08.2019

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